Obituary for Mrs Rose Thibodeau in Bennington
Mrs Rose Thibodeau born May 25 1924 in Bennington daughter of Adjutor and Bertha Betit spent life in White Creek N Y and Bennington. She earned a Bennington High diploma recently and worked at Ben Mont Thomson Mfg Hoy Mfg. Survived by husband Alfred and three children Kevin Carolyn Joseph with siblings and extended family. Funeral 9 a m Monday Gibney Haynes Kane Funeral Home then Sacred Heart Church burial Park Lawn Cemetery. Calling hours after 7 p m Saturday and Sunday at the funeral home.
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Bertha (Monroe) Betit
Thibodeau
Bennington
White Creek
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Bennington High School
Ben Mont
Thomson Mfg. Co
Hoy Mfg. Co
Sacred Heart Church
Women of the Moose
WOTM
Alfred Thibodeau
Kevin B
Kansas City University
Carolyn A
Joseph A
Bendi
Gibney, Haynes & Kane Funeral Home
Park Lawn Cemetery
Marchers Protest Use of Tear Gas in Canton Mississippi
In Canton Mississippi Dr Martin Luther King Jr urged Negroes to join a blackout protest against tear gas used by state troopers on about 2000 freedom marchers. Violence marred arrivals as tear gas and force scattered marchers at a Negro school ground. Odessa Warrick says a trooper booted her to the ground during the clash.
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Canton
Miss
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Hernando
Odessa Warrick
Bennington youth pleads not guilty by reason of insanity
In Municipal Court Ches ter J. Paligo, 20, of Bennington, had his insanity plea stricken and bail set at 300 dollars after a June 3 plea of not guilty. Paligo remains in county jail awaiting bail posting as he was committed for hospital observation, later deemed not insane. Other cases include Richard A. Pradon, 28, Shaftsbury, no contest to careless driving after an Arlington accident. Dan LaFountain, 19, Shaftsbury, charged with driving a car with defective equipment. and Geary W. Robnett, 17, Duncan Okla., guilty to motorcycle operation without a license and fined.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Chester J. Paligo
Paligo
State Mental Hospital
Victor E. Lampron
Richard A. Pradon
Shaftsbury
U.S. 7
Arlington
John H. Williams II
David W. LaFountain
Fienberg
LaFountain
Cleveland Avenue
Geary W. Robnett
Duncan
Okla
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Union Board Accepts Public Schooling for Retarded Students
Bennington's two school boards agreed to have public schools educate retarded students next year on an exploratory basis. Mt Anthony Union will oversee Red Brick School with BFRC staff, housing, meals, and transport, while the Bennington District handles elementary education. The plan preserves proportional Red Brick enrollment and moves toward public responsibility for special education.
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Bennington
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
BFRC
Mt. Anthony Union
Red Brick
Department of Special Education
Flint Ink
Ben Mont Avenue
Bennington County
Union School Board
Howard F. Kelley
Arthur E. Wickenden
Marian Cummings
Vermont CEO Puts Legal Aid Future to Bar Association
MONTPELIER UP I The state director of the Office of Economic Opportunity says federal funded legal aid to the needy hinges on the Vermont Bar Association. Thomas C. Davis of Montpelier said no program could work without Bar Assn support, while remaining optimistic about CEO funded services as part of the War on Poverty. He noted no federal proposal will be made until the Bar Assn Board of Managers meets in July and mentioned changes to the initial $150000 to $200000 legal fees plan. Davis met with Waldo C. Holden, Bennington, president of the State Bar Assn., who agreed such services are a trend. A subcommittee led by Atty. Keith King has disapproved the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington
State Bar Assn
Holden
Atty
Keith King
Montpelier
House committee approves defense bill for 58.6 billion
The House Appropriations Committee advanced a 58.6 billion defense funding bill, nearly a billion more than Johnson requested, with Republicans arguing the Vietnam War will raise costs by several billions more and criticizing the president's budget policies. The measure moves to the House floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Food sale by Baptist Youth Fellowship July 2
A food sale sponsored by the Baptist Church Youth Fellowship will be held July 2 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Central Vermont Public Service Corp office on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Main Street
The
Baptist Church Youth Fellowship
Deborah Giddings Accepted by National College of Education
Miss Deborah Giddings daughter of Dr and Mrs W Philip Giddings of Old Bennington has been accepted for admission to the National College of Education Evanston Wilmette Illinois for the term beginning September 19. The college offers a new liberal arts undergraduate curriculum leading to a bachelor of arts degree with seven majors and a professional sequence in elementary education continuing the college's noted program since 1886. The college also awards the master of education degree in the graduate school.
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Deborah Giddings
W. Philip Giddings
Walloomsac Road
Old Bennington
National Colege of Education
Evanston-Wilmette
Ill
National College of Education
National College
Bennington Hospital Notes And Local Events June 1966
Admissions include Richard A. Martin Bennington Mrs Blanche Center Shafts bury Mrs Diana Grogan Hoosick Falls Discharges Marie Quackenbush Rene LaFlamme Bennington Mary Lewis Woodford Mrs Agnes Gorman Hoosick Falls Social held by veterans auxiliary at Vermont Soldiers Home Prizes awarded to Raymond Ricker Harry Andrew John Colcough George Wood and others Auxiliary members listed Kurn Hattin graduation prizes Good Citizenship honorees Cindy Hurley Christine Chandler Donald Chandler Bennington prize fund readings Donald Chandler Green Mountain Club to Little Rock Pond hike Bennington petitions for state's attorney Fillmore R Padock Economic topics include defense spending and Viet Nam projections Two car collision Shaftsbury Daniels Road Hoard and Sanborn with minor injuries and vehicle damage.
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Military Order of the Cootie
Green Mountain
VFW
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Raymond Ricker
Harry Andrew
John Colcough
George Wood
Herman Tardy
Prentiss Norcross
Charles Fuller
Mr. Brockley
Jay Taylor
Michael Gunshannon
Charles Rogers
Lionel Bartholis
Marion Tudor
Marion Jennings
Lillian Bourassa
Kurn Hattin
Westminster
Gov
John E. Weeks
Cindy Hurley
Christine
Donald Chandler
Bennington
Harold Putnam
Daniels Road
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Rodney W. Hoard
Roy M. Sanborn
Constellations and the dragon tale in ancient sky lore
The article recalls evening skies highlighting the dragon between Ursa Major and Ursa Minor and near Hercules. It notes a myth where Minerva cast the dragon into the heavens as a warning to those defying learning, framing the constellation as a teaching emblem.
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Hercules
Minerva
Ruth Conway, Troy Native, Dies After Illness
Mrs Ruth Conway age unknown of 94 Lexington Ave Troy a native of Hoosick Falls died Thursday at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness She was formerly Ruth Cahoon and a communicant of St Josephs Church Survived by husband James J Conway three sons William J James J Gerald R daughters Ruth and Mrs John Berry five brothers and ten grandchildren Funeral arrangements by Leahy Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N.Y
Ruth Conway
Lexington Ave
Hoosick Falls
Samaritan Hospital
Ruth Katherine Cahoon
St. Joseph’s Church
James J. Conway
William J
Chicago
James J
Gerald R. Conway
Watervliet
Stock Averages Report Noon June 24 1966 Dow at 894.32
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 894.32 at noon, down 2.11 points. The 30 industrials, 20 railroads, and 15 utilities indices showed declines, with the composite average at 312.67, down 0.90. Trading volume reached 3,700,000 shares. Albany, June 24 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Bennington Catholic High School Horse Show Set to Go
Over 300 horses from seven states expected to compete for 2000 in prizes at the Fifth Annual BCHS Horse Show. The event starts Sunday at 9 a.m. rain or shine at Fairdale Farms Route 9 West. Lt Gov Daly will present the Governor's Cup to the top Morgan horse. Judges Alfred Cox and James Rooney oversee Morgan, Arabian, hunting, jumping, working stock and pleasure classes with three $100 prizes and smaller awards. Proceeds benefit BCHS. Refreshments available.
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BCHS
Vincent J. Spinelli
C.S.C
Fairdale Farms
Michael McDonough
David Howard
John Holland
James Fraser
Joseph Shea
Michael Santone
C.S
Bennington Catholic High School
Richard Vachon
John J. Daly
Philip H. Hoff
Alfred Cox
Seekonk
Mass
James Rooney
Loudonville
N.Y
Route
Vermont Horse Show Asso
American Horse Show Assoc
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Rita) Harrington
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